The impact finally stopped his vehicle, after which angry locals surrounded him. When questioned, the ASI allegedly misbehaved and attempted to flaunt his authority. Videos recorded by bystanders show the crowd scolding him while a woman constable tried unsuccessfully to pull him out of the car. Eventually, two men dragged him out as onlookers claimed he had rammed several vehicles along the way.

The ASI suffered facial injuries and the car’s windshield shattered in the accident. Fortunately, no pedestrian or cyclist was hit, preventing a major tragedy. Sources suggest the matter was later settled privately, raising further questions about accountability within the Chandigarh Police.

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The family searched for their 13-year-old daughter with fear and desperation. When they approached the ASI, he told them that the girl was not inside the neighbour’s house. His claim turned out to be false. Police later recovered her body from that same house. The family broke down after learning that the ASI made the statement without checking the location properly. Commissioner Kaur reached the family’s home on the fourth day. She offered support and promised strict action against every person who blocks justice, even if the person is a police official.

Police teams arrested the accused, Harminder Singh alias Happy, soon after the recovery of the body. Investigators now question him for nine days after the court granted police remand. Officers continue to collect digital clues, witness statements, and scientific evidence. Teams also meet the family regularly to update them about progress.

The incident sparked deep concern among parents and community groups. Many residents demanded stronger safety measures for children. Local organisations requested more CCTV coverage, more patrols in sensitive areas, and quicker response systems. They also appreciated Commissioner Kaur’s direct involvement.

The victim’s family wants the case to shift to a Fast Track Court. They believe quick punishment will bring them peace and also send a strong message. The Jalandhar girl murder case has highlighted the need for honest policing, faster action, and trustworthy investigations.

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On October 24, Yash Agarwal and his sister were dining in a Barsoi restaurant when Station Officer Ramchandra Mandal arrived with his team. A heated argument started after the officer questioned Yash about his companion. Despite Yash clarifying that she was his sister, the officer allegedly behaved rudely. The incident was filmed and spread rapidly on social media.

Following public backlash, a show-cause notice was issued to the Barsoi Station Officer. DSP Ajay Kumar stated that the officer had gone to investigate a report about anti-social elements. Authorities have promised action if the officer’s explanation is unsatisfactory.

This case has sparked discussions about police conduct and accountability. Bihar police misbehave in restaurant incident has now become a topic of debate online.

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The incident occurred under Gandhi Maidan police station limits. According to reports, the money was recovered from Kishore Raut, a resident of Budhha Colony, near J.P. Golambar. Instead of reporting the full amount, the Sub-Inspector allegedly manipulated records and had Raut sign a plain statement declaring he had only ₹2.5 lakh. This sum was returned, and he was released.

When higher officials learned of the irregularities, they intervened. SSP Kartikeya Sharma suspended the officer late Tuesday night. Investigations are ongoing to confirm whether the seized cash was indeed ₹20 lakh.

Authorities are verifying all details, and if the allegations are confirmed, an FIR will be filed against the Sub-Inspector. The case has sparked serious questions about accountability and transparency within the police force.

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The case is linked to an abduction and murder complaint registered under case number 337/2025. Police detained three relatives of the petitioner — Mantu Devi, Aditya Raj, and Gautam Kumar — without producing them in court. Families were not informed for four to five days, which led to legal intervention.

A criminal writ petition was filed, and the court confirmed that the detention was unlawful. Though the court considered contempt proceedings against three officers, it limited the action to a monetary penalty to prevent such misconduct in the future.

The High Court also directed the state’s Director General of Police to circulate the order across all districts. It stressed that officers must follow Supreme Court and High Court rules on arrests and detention.

This ruling serves as a strong warning to police officers across Bihar to ensure strict compliance with the law.

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